Jonny Clayton is targeting an all-Welsh final at the Premier League Darts in Cardiff, where he could face fellow countryman Gerwyn Price. The Welshman, who won the 2021 Premier League title in his debut season by beating Jose de Sousa 11-5, is currently top of the standings after four weeks of the 2026 tournament. Clayton emphasizes consistency as his key strategy, having reached the quarter-finals in every event so far.

Despite the presence of four world champions in the field, Clayton has been the model of consistency in 2026. He's the only player to secure at least two points at each venue, understanding that 'points are so important whether it's just the two points or it's five points.' The former plasterer acknowledges his experience in the Premier League format helps him navigate the demanding schedule, aiming to maintain his position heading into the play-offs after week 17.

Clayton faces World Championship runner-up Gian van Veen in the quarter-finals, with their head-to-head record evenly split. He's confident about playing at home in Wales, hoping the passionate Welsh crowds will give him an edge. 'I'm looking forward to this, he's a great kid, a brilliant player and I'm sure it'll be a good game,' Clayton said of his upcoming match.